Villa Pescadores Tulum-Beachfront hotel by Ahau Collection
$153
/ night
Avg. for October
Prices for Villa Pescadores Tulum-Beachfront hotel by Ahau Collection
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$153
/ night
Avg. for October
Monthly average prices
Nightly prices at Villa Pescadores Tulum-Beachfront hotel by Ahau Collection average $111 in May, the cheapest month, and $235 in September, the most expensive, based on the last 12 months.
| Month | Average price |
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| January | $191 |
| February | $223 |
| March | $173 |
| April | $149 |
| May | $111 |
| June | $119 |
| July | $146 |
| August | $202 |
| September | $235 |
| October | $153 |
| November | $201 |
| December | $184 |
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About this property
Relax and unwind with massages and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find an outdoor pool and bicycles to rent. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and wedding...
Amenities
Relax and unwind with massages and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find an outdoor pool and bicycles to rent. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and wedding services.
Business amenities
Featured amenities include a safe deposit box at the front desk and a water dispenser. Free self parking is available onsite.
Dining
Enjoy a meal at the restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Relax with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge or the beach bar.
Rooms
Make yourself at home in one of the 22 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Your bed comes with down comforters and premium bedding. Rooms have private furnished balconies. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and bathrobes.
Location
Located in Tulum (Zona Hotelera), Villa Pescadores Tulum is within a 15-minute walk of Playa Paraiso and Tulum Mayan Ruins. This beach hotel is 4.2 mi (6.7 km) from Ven a la Luz Sculpture and 5.2 mi (8.4 km) from Playa Ruinas.
What's nearby
Jaguar Park(0.1 miles)
Playa Paraiso(0.3 miles)
Las Palmas Public Beach(0.7 miles)
Tulum Mayan Ruins(0.7 miles)
Temple of the Frescoes(0.8 miles)
Playa Ruinas(0.8 miles)
Temple of the Descending God(0.9 miles)
Casa del Cenote(0.9 miles)
Tulum Tower(1.1 miles)
Jaguar Viewpoint Tulum(1.5 miles)
Tulum National Park(1.6 miles)
Acceso al Parque Jaguar(1.6 miles)
Área de Protección de Flora y Fauna Jaguar(1.7 miles)
Regional Museum of the Eastern Coast(1.9 miles)
SFER IK(2.3 miles)
Tulum Intl. Airport (TQO)(29 miles)
Cancun Intl. Airport (CUN)(76.3 miles)
Parking
Airport shuttle
Restaurant
Swimming pool
Room Service
Tour Desk
Location
Carretera Tulum - Ruinas Km 0.5, Zona Hotelera, Tulum, Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico
Jaguar Park (0.1 miles)
Playa Paraiso (0.3 miles)
Las Palmas Public Beach (0.7 miles)
Tulum Mayan Ruins (0.7 miles)
Temple of the Frescoes (0.8 miles)
Playa Ruinas (0.8 miles)
Room options
7
Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed, Sea View, Tower
Room details
1 King Bed
Sleeps 2
430 ft²
BalconyAir ConditioningPrivate BathroomCrib(s) (Free)
8
Room, 2 Double Beds, Garden View
Room details
2 Full Beds
Sleeps 4
430 ft²
BalconyAir ConditioningPrivate BathroomCrib(s) (Free)
8
Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed, Garden View
Room details
1 King Bed
Sleeps 2
430 ft²
BalconyAir ConditioningPrivate BathroomCrib(s) (Free)
13
Room, 1 King Bed, Ocean View
Room details
1 King Bed
Sleeps 2
815 ft²
BalconyAir ConditioningPrivate BathroomCrib(s) (Free)
8
Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed, Sea View, Ground Floor
Room details
1 King Bed
Sleeps 2
430 ft²
BalconyAir ConditioningPrivate BathroomCrib(s) (Free)
9
Deluxe Room, 2 Queen Beds, Garden View
Room details
2 Queen Beds
Sleeps 4
430 ft²
BalconyAir ConditioningPrivate BathroomCrib(s) (Free)
8
Room, 1 King Bed, Garden View
Room details
1 King Bed
Sleeps 2
430 ft²
BalconyAir ConditioningPrivate BathroomCrib(s) (Free)
Guest reviews of Villa Pescadores Tulum-Beachfront hotel by Ahau Collection
8.8
Fabulous
Based on 367 verified reviews
Who stays here?
Couple
73%
Family
26%
What guests think
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Reviews describe a tranquil beachside escape with simple bungalow-style rooms and a serene setting near the Tulum ruins, while noting eco tradeoffs like limited daytime air conditioning, a small pool, and maintenance issues including leaks or weak water pressure.
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Reviews describe a tranquil beachside escape with simple bungalow-style rooms and a serene setting near the Tulum ruins, while noting eco tradeoffs like limited daytime air conditioning, a small pool, and maintenance issues including leaks or weak water pressure.
At Villa Pescadores Tulum-Beachfront hotel by Ahau Collection, guests praise the beach, breakfast, and on-site restaurant, though some find dinner options limited or pricey and note early closing times. Being inside the national park brings calm and safety, but involves a daily wristband fee, checkpoints with no plastic allowed, and pricier or slower trips to town due to distance and construction. Service is widely described as warm and attentive, with occasional lapses at reception or slow kitchen times. Expect a relaxed, low-frills beachfront stay focused on nature and unwinding.
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Facilities
Beachfront with loungers, an on-site restaurant/bar, a small pool, and massages. Several note the pool is very small and the beach club/bar may close early.
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10
Jeanne
May 4, 2025
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Stayed 2 nights
Villa Pescadores was a wonderful quiet small village style resort. The restaurant was very nice and the included breakfast was certainly a bonus. I loved the palapa style of my room! The staff were attentive, knowledgeable, and friendly. The proximity to the Mayan ruins was an added benefit, as was the shuttle that came by the property every few minutes. If headed to Tulum again, I’d definitely plan to stay at Villa Pescadores again.
Villa Pescadores was a wonderful quiet small village style resort. The restaurant was very nice and the included breakfast was certainly a bonus. I loved the palapa style of my room! The staff were attentive, knowledgeable, and friendly. The proximity to the Mayan ruins was an added benefit, as was the shuttle that came by the property every few minutes. If headed to Tulum again, I’d definitely plan to stay at Villa Pescadores again.
10
Cansu
Jan 31, 2023
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Stayed 19,365 nights
Great service, great massage, great food. Will be back!
Great service, great massage, great food. Will be back!
10
Yuan
Jul 24, 2024
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Stayed 3 nights
We got a free upgrade to the ocean view villa on the 2nd floor. Very much appreciated. The villa is nicely located next to the beach with onsite bar and restaurant. It also has easy access to nearby restaurants and bars by walking along the beach. The swimming pool is also a nice addition.
We got a free upgrade to the ocean view villa on the 2nd floor. Very much appreciated. The villa is nicely located next to the beach with onsite bar and restaurant. It also has easy access to nearby restaurants and bars by walking along the beach. The swimming pool is also a nice addition.
8
Dorrine
Sep 17, 2025
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Stayed 5 nights
well I did not stay at Villa Pescadores at the last minute we were switched to AHUA hotel in tulum a sister resort. It was very charming with a great vibe and excellent service . small bungalows on the beach., oceanfront patio, we’re really nice . the beach was closed because if seaweed ! pool is very small but ok. The food was ok. but pricey. my two meals were so salty that I couldn’t eat them , the menu is odd , like they’re trying to hard to be eclectic.need a new chef ! So i opted only for breakfast / no salt , we then ate elsewhere. but service was amazing! Sergio our waiter was the best , he remembered our names our food our drinks ! 15-17$ drinks !!! ! I was refunded a night because rain came in our room and under the slider flooding the floor. good thing it was our last night there. nice zen atmosphere but hotels to the left and right played LOUD banging music until 4 am on fri/ sat nights it was heard from our beds!!
well I did not stay at Villa Pescadores at the last minute we were switched to AHUA hotel in tulum a sister resort. It was very charming with a great vibe and excellent service . small bungalows on the beach., oceanfront patio, we’re really nice . the beach was closed because if seaweed ! pool is very small but ok. The food was ok. but pricey. my two meals were so salty that I couldn’t eat them , the menu is odd , like they’re trying to hard to be eclectic.need a new chef ! So i opted only for breakfast / no salt , we then ate elsewhere. but service was amazing! Sergio our waiter was the best , he remembered our names our food our drinks ! 15-17$ drinks !!! ! I was refunded a night because rain came in our room and under the slider flooding the floor. good thing it was our last night there. nice zen atmosphere but hotels to the left and right played LOUD banging music until 4 am on fri/ sat nights it was heard from our beds!!
10
Sue
Jun 6, 2025
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Stayed 4 nights
Really liked this place. Beautiful, great view, massage, service, food and drinks. Didn't know that they turn the AC off during the day but if you ask them, they can leave yours on.
Really liked this place. Beautiful, great view, massage, service, food and drinks. Didn't know that they turn the AC off during the day but if you ask them, they can leave yours on.
10
Cynthia
Dec 25, 2024
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Stayed 5 nights
Staying inside the Park is much more chill than the hotel zone or in town. Villa Pescadores is a wonderful gem . Beautiful beach front property with beach lounge chairs and restaurant. The staff ~ friendly and welcoming. Victor and the front desk peoples VERY helpful for whatever you need. Villa Pescadores is definitely the top of my list for my next tulum vacation.
Staying inside the Park is much more chill than the hotel zone or in town. Villa Pescadores is a wonderful gem . Beautiful beach front property with beach lounge chairs and restaurant. The staff ~ friendly and welcoming. Victor and the front desk peoples VERY helpful for whatever you need. Villa Pescadores is definitely the top of my list for my next tulum vacation.
10
Margerie
May 29, 2024
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Stayed 1 night
Werkelijk prachtige kamer mrt balkon en uitzicht op zee. Het was adembenemend! Alles was nieuw en schoon en stijlvol ingericht Ontvangst was hartelijk met een heerlijke cocktail. De bar op het strand ging dicht om 18.00 maar er zijn genoeg gelegenheden in de buurt om te dineren. Ook het ontbijt op het strand was prima en je zit er heerlijk met uitzicht op zee
Werkelijk prachtige kamer mrt balkon en uitzicht op zee. Het was adembenemend! Alles was nieuw en schoon en stijlvol ingericht Ontvangst was hartelijk met een heerlijke cocktail. De bar op het strand ging dicht om 18.00 maar er zijn genoeg gelegenheden in de buurt om te dineren. Ook het ontbijt op het strand was prima en je zit er heerlijk met uitzicht op zee
10
Samuel
Mar 12, 2024
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Stayed 5 nights
The staff were wonderful and helpful. The property is simple, but well kept and beautiful, with a quiet and serene location on the beach, steps from Playa Pescadores. If you’re tired of the beach, hang out at the pool for quiet afternoon under the shade of palm trees. The restaurant was solid, with simply prepared staple dishes aimed a a little something for everyone. The room has ample amenities, with a serviceable shower and bathroom. Bed is comfortable. If you’re looking for a relaxed and enjoyable beach vacation, this place will suit you well. They will take good care of you.
The staff were wonderful and helpful. The property is simple, but well kept and beautiful, with a quiet and serene location on the beach, steps from Playa Pescadores. If you’re tired of the beach, hang out at the pool for quiet afternoon under the shade of palm trees. The restaurant was solid, with simply prepared staple dishes aimed a a little something for everyone. The room has ample amenities, with a serviceable shower and bathroom. Bed is comfortable. If you’re looking for a relaxed and enjoyable beach vacation, this place will suit you well. They will take good care of you.
8
Amy
May 27, 2024
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Stayed 6 nights
We had such a lovely week long stay at Villa Pescadores. It feels like a little slice of paradise and our room was a small but great amount of space for two people. The food at the beach club is delicious and the receptions staff are so attentive and quick to respond to any sort of question we had. The only thing that would make this place above and beyond is if the pool were a little bigger, it is very small, but with the beach right there it really didn't bother us too much at all.
We had such a lovely week long stay at Villa Pescadores. It feels like a little slice of paradise and our room was a small but great amount of space for two people. The food at the beach club is delicious and the receptions staff are so attentive and quick to respond to any sort of question we had. The only thing that would make this place above and beyond is if the pool were a little bigger, it is very small, but with the beach right there it really didn't bother us too much at all.
8
Jessica
Jul 26, 2023
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Stayed 7 nights
Overall, Villa Pescadores has friendly staff and they do their best to help you throughout your stay with any questions or services you need. The resort is small but enjoyable on a beautiful, sunny day. And the views are great. I have to say though, the accessibility of the location of Villa Pescadores is less than ideal. It is located inside a national park that you have to pay to access during the day and there is a lot of construction throughout the park which made getting around tough some days. It is also located quite far from the town of Tulum and the rest of the hotel zone which requires transportation to access other area. In regards to transportation- there are pedal bikes available for rental through VP but on a hot day, it is very hard to use them and it is a far commute. They also offer AVT/Moped rentals through a 3rd party company which was great for getting around but can be pricey. The taxis in Tulum are not worth it as they are very expensive. This is information we wish we had been provided before we arrived at VP. The beach club restaurant also closed at 5pm everyday which made eating at the hotel very difficult. If it is raining, you are also very limited for options for dining and things to do close to VP. There was one instance with a server at the attached beach club that put quite a sour taste into mine and my husbands stay at VP so be insistent on making sure you speak to someone without a language barrier.
Overall, Villa Pescadores has friendly staff and they do their best to help you throughout your stay with any questions or services you need. The resort is small but enjoyable on a beautiful, sunny day. And the views are great. I have to say though, the accessibility of the location of Villa Pescadores is less than ideal. It is located inside a national park that you have to pay to access during the day and there is a lot of construction throughout the park which made getting around tough some days. It is also located quite far from the town of Tulum and the rest of the hotel zone which requires transportation to access other area. In regards to transportation- there are pedal bikes available for rental through VP but on a hot day, it is very hard to use them and it is a far commute. They also offer AVT/Moped rentals through a 3rd party company which was great for getting around but can be pricey. The taxis in Tulum are not worth it as they are very expensive. This is information we wish we had been provided before we arrived at VP. The beach club restaurant also closed at 5pm everyday which made eating at the hotel very difficult. If it is raining, you are also very limited for options for dining and things to do close to VP. There was one instance with a server at the attached beach club that put quite a sour taste into mine and my husbands stay at VP so be insistent on making sure you speak to someone without a language barrier.
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Cleanliness
Rooms and grounds are generally clean and well kept, with housekeeping praised. Some guests reported maintenance problems like roof leaks, rain intrusion, or low water pressure.
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10
Darwuin
May 24, 2024
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Stayed 2 nights
The rooms were clean, beds were comfy🙂 It was a dream -- gorgeous views, delicious food, friendly staff. The hotel restaurant food is also delicious 😋 Great location!
The rooms were clean, beds were comfy🙂 It was a dream -- gorgeous views, delicious food, friendly staff. The hotel restaurant food is also delicious 😋 Great location!
10
Grady L Woods
Sep 14, 2025
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Stayed 6 nights
The room was really clean and nice. The staff was very nice and informative on activities and dinner options.
The room was really clean and nice. The staff was very nice and informative on activities and dinner options.
10
Valter
Nov 17, 2024
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Stayed 3 nights
Local impecável, confortável, amável, em frente a melhor praia de Tulum! O que deixou a desejar foi a força da água ao tomar banho porém foi resolvido no dia de hospedagem por conta de problema na bomba que puxa a água para os quartos, mas fora isso foi perfeito
Local impecável, confortável, amável, em frente a melhor praia de Tulum! O que deixou a desejar foi a força da água ao tomar banho porém foi resolvido no dia de hospedagem por conta de problema na bomba que puxa a água para os quartos, mas fora isso foi perfeito
8
Stephanie
Jun 22, 2024
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Stayed 7 nights
The property could use a bit of repair in a few areas due to all the rain we had. The roof leaks and the ceiling fan did not function well. I will say the staff is excellent!!!Jamie is always welcoming and makes you feel right at home. The property is located inside a state park which we were not told so we were required to cross a checkpoint every day and pay 60.37 pesos per person each time we entered. Since this is a state park there is military on the premises at all times, but also keep in mind that you can no longer bring plastic or glass bottles to the hotel with the rules that have been put in place which is an inconvenience
The property could use a bit of repair in a few areas due to all the rain we had. The roof leaks and the ceiling fan did not function well. I will say the staff is excellent!!!Jamie is always welcoming and makes you feel right at home. The property is located inside a state park which we were not told so we were required to cross a checkpoint every day and pay 60.37 pesos per person each time we entered. Since this is a state park there is military on the premises at all times, but also keep in mind that you can no longer bring plastic or glass bottles to the hotel with the rules that have been put in place which is an inconvenience
10
john
Dec 26, 2023
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Stayed 3 nights
The staff here was extremely friendly and on point. They did a great as a team, being available while not hovering. We will definitely be back. Jamie at the front desk truly does an incredible job be informative and managing everything at the same time. Ivan, Jose Louis, Fernando, and Arcelli were awesome on the food service side. And Rosalia was nearly invisible but kept the room spotless.
The staff here was extremely friendly and on point. They did a great as a team, being available while not hovering. We will definitely be back. Jamie at the front desk truly does an incredible job be informative and managing everything at the same time. Ivan, Jose Louis, Fernando, and Arcelli were awesome on the food service side. And Rosalia was nearly invisible but kept the room spotless.
8
Dorrine
Sep 17, 2025
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Stayed 5 nights
well I did not stay at Villa Pescadores at the last minute we were switched to AHUA hotel in tulum a sister resort. It was very charming with a great vibe and excellent service . small bungalows on the beach., oceanfront patio, we’re really nice . the beach was closed because if seaweed ! pool is very small but ok. The food was ok. but pricey. my two meals were so salty that I couldn’t eat them , the menu is odd , like they’re trying to hard to be eclectic.need a new chef ! So i opted only for breakfast / no salt , we then ate elsewhere. but service was amazing! Sergio our waiter was the best , he remembered our names our food our drinks ! 15-17$ drinks !!! ! I was refunded a night because rain came in our room and under the slider flooding the floor. good thing it was our last night there. nice zen atmosphere but hotels to the left and right played LOUD banging music until 4 am on fri/ sat nights it was heard from our beds!!
well I did not stay at Villa Pescadores at the last minute we were switched to AHUA hotel in tulum a sister resort. It was very charming with a great vibe and excellent service . small bungalows on the beach., oceanfront patio, we’re really nice . the beach was closed because if seaweed ! pool is very small but ok. The food was ok. but pricey. my two meals were so salty that I couldn’t eat them , the menu is odd , like they’re trying to hard to be eclectic.need a new chef ! So i opted only for breakfast / no salt , we then ate elsewhere. but service was amazing! Sergio our waiter was the best , he remembered our names our food our drinks ! 15-17$ drinks !!! ! I was refunded a night because rain came in our room and under the slider flooding the floor. good thing it was our last night there. nice zen atmosphere but hotels to the left and right played LOUD banging music until 4 am on fri/ sat nights it was heard from our beds!!
10
Amanda
Mar 17, 2025
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Stayed 3 nights
Staff was so sweet and helpful. Unbelievably beautiful grounds and beach view. Nice clean rooms. Paradise. Will def be back!!!!
Staff was so sweet and helpful. Unbelievably beautiful grounds and beach view. Nice clean rooms. Paradise. Will def be back!!!!
10
Karla
Jan 22, 2024
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Stayed 2 nights
My husband and I had a short stay at Villa Pescadores and we loved everything about our stay. The hotel is right on the beach. Our room was very clean. The entire staff was welcoming. Alberto and Araceli were very attentive to our needs. Alberto recommended a fishing trip and it was one of the highlights of the trip. The hotel chef was able to cook the fish we caught and it tasted delicious. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel. We will definitely be back.
My husband and I had a short stay at Villa Pescadores and we loved everything about our stay. The hotel is right on the beach. Our room was very clean. The entire staff was welcoming. Alberto and Araceli were very attentive to our needs. Alberto recommended a fishing trip and it was one of the highlights of the trip. The hotel chef was able to cook the fish we caught and it tasted delicious. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel. We will definitely be back.
10
Samuel
Mar 12, 2024
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Stayed 5 nights
The staff were wonderful and helpful. The property is simple, but well kept and beautiful, with a quiet and serene location on the beach, steps from Playa Pescadores. If you’re tired of the beach, hang out at the pool for quiet afternoon under the shade of palm trees. The restaurant was solid, with simply prepared staple dishes aimed a a little something for everyone. The room has ample amenities, with a serviceable shower and bathroom. Bed is comfortable. If you’re looking for a relaxed and enjoyable beach vacation, this place will suit you well. They will take good care of you.
The staff were wonderful and helpful. The property is simple, but well kept and beautiful, with a quiet and serene location on the beach, steps from Playa Pescadores. If you’re tired of the beach, hang out at the pool for quiet afternoon under the shade of palm trees. The restaurant was solid, with simply prepared staple dishes aimed a a little something for everyone. The room has ample amenities, with a serviceable shower and bathroom. Bed is comfortable. If you’re looking for a relaxed and enjoyable beach vacation, this place will suit you well. They will take good care of you.
6
Veronica
Dec 31, 2025
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Stayed 6 nights
The facilities are in disrepair. Roofs leak, water works intermittently, bathroom sink is two rusty metal pipes with control levers pipe shut offs found in Home Depot, shower is an annex next to sink divided with curtain and a shower head pipe sticking out of ceiling with intermittent pressure and shifting temps. water controls are also rusty pipes with Home Depot style pipe shut offs.bathroom door doesn’t shut and the lock is busted, wait staff is HUSTLES!!! They work super hard from 7:30am - 9:30 pm in hot sun and sand and they are UNDERSTAFFED and the kitchen is SLOW. Almost all orders always take an average of an hour. Especially lunch and dinner. Breakfast can sometimes come out 10-15 minutes. Website said they were closed all summer for remodels. It looked as though 6/8 out of the 22 unites were updated. The rest of the places are in NEED of repair. Pictures on site do not reflect the 75% of property that charges $500-$700/night (peak season rates). If the rates were about $150/night it the I’d give this place a 3.5 stars. Also all taxi rides into town run a minimum starting price of $20/pp for round trip. Transport from airport to hotel is Seattle prices = $400 round trip
The facilities are in disrepair. Roofs leak, water works intermittently, bathroom sink is two rusty metal pipes with control levers pipe shut offs found in Home Depot, shower is an annex next to sink divided with curtain and a shower head pipe sticking out of ceiling with intermittent pressure and shifting temps. water controls are also rusty pipes with Home Depot style pipe shut offs.bathroom door doesn’t shut and the lock is busted, wait staff is HUSTLES!!! They work super hard from 7:30am - 9:30 pm in hot sun and sand and they are UNDERSTAFFED and the kitchen is SLOW. Almost all orders always take an average of an hour. Especially lunch and dinner. Breakfast can sometimes come out 10-15 minutes. Website said they were closed all summer for remodels. It looked as though 6/8 out of the 22 unites were updated. The rest of the places are in NEED of repair. Pictures on site do not reflect the 75% of property that charges $500-$700/night (peak season rates). If the rates were about $150/night it the I’d give this place a 3.5 stars. Also all taxi rides into town run a minimum starting price of $20/pp for round trip. Transport from airport to hotel is Seattle prices = $400 round trip
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Rooms
Rustic bungalow-style villas with comfortable beds and lovely views create a simple, no-frills stay. Daytime AC restrictions and occasionally weak AC or water pressure are recurring complaints, and weekend noise from nearby venues can carry.
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Karla
May 29, 2024
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Stayed 2 nights
La habitación con vista al mar esa una belleza!!
La habitación con vista al mar esa una belleza!!
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Nicole
May 26, 2025
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Stayed 4 nights
Unique Experience. Beautiful grounds your Villa steps out to the stand then steps to the beach. This is a fisherman’s dream, fishing boats are lined up in the beach water to go out for a fee. Villas could use an update. Be warned the AC is off during the day!! The staff are all polite and accommodating
Unique Experience. Beautiful grounds your Villa steps out to the stand then steps to the beach. This is a fisherman’s dream, fishing boats are lined up in the beach water to go out for a fee. Villas could use an update. Be warned the AC is off during the day!! The staff are all polite and accommodating
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Yuan
Jul 24, 2024
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Stayed 3 nights
We got a free upgrade to the ocean view villa on the 2nd floor. Very much appreciated. The villa is nicely located next to the beach with onsite bar and restaurant. It also has easy access to nearby restaurants and bars by walking along the beach. The swimming pool is also a nice addition.
We got a free upgrade to the ocean view villa on the 2nd floor. Very much appreciated. The villa is nicely located next to the beach with onsite bar and restaurant. It also has easy access to nearby restaurants and bars by walking along the beach. The swimming pool is also a nice addition.
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Dorrine
Sep 17, 2025
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Stayed 5 nights
well I did not stay at Villa Pescadores at the last minute we were switched to AHUA hotel in tulum a sister resort. It was very charming with a great vibe and excellent service . small bungalows on the beach., oceanfront patio, we’re really nice . the beach was closed because if seaweed ! pool is very small but ok. The food was ok. but pricey. my two meals were so salty that I couldn’t eat them , the menu is odd , like they’re trying to hard to be eclectic.need a new chef ! So i opted only for breakfast / no salt , we then ate elsewhere. but service was amazing! Sergio our waiter was the best , he remembered our names our food our drinks ! 15-17$ drinks !!! ! I was refunded a night because rain came in our room and under the slider flooding the floor. good thing it was our last night there. nice zen atmosphere but hotels to the left and right played LOUD banging music until 4 am on fri/ sat nights it was heard from our beds!!
well I did not stay at Villa Pescadores at the last minute we were switched to AHUA hotel in tulum a sister resort. It was very charming with a great vibe and excellent service . small bungalows on the beach., oceanfront patio, we’re really nice . the beach was closed because if seaweed ! pool is very small but ok. The food was ok. but pricey. my two meals were so salty that I couldn’t eat them , the menu is odd , like they’re trying to hard to be eclectic.need a new chef ! So i opted only for breakfast / no salt , we then ate elsewhere. but service was amazing! Sergio our waiter was the best , he remembered our names our food our drinks ! 15-17$ drinks !!! ! I was refunded a night because rain came in our room and under the slider flooding the floor. good thing it was our last night there. nice zen atmosphere but hotels to the left and right played LOUD banging music until 4 am on fri/ sat nights it was heard from our beds!!
10
Carolyn
Apr 20, 2024
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Stayed 3 nights
Beautiful hotel directly on the beach within the natural park & 10 minute walk to the Mayan Ruins. All individual wooden houses with a varanda, it’s so lovely how you walk straight out onto the sand & only a few steps from the beach. It is much quieter than the beach Zone & there are lovely restaurants at hotels along the beach front that you can walk to, Tulum town is a 15min drive but well worth going in as has a great vibe & some great restaurants. You are not able to bring plastic or glass bottles or cans into the national park as it’s a protected environment.
Beautiful hotel directly on the beach within the natural park & 10 minute walk to the Mayan Ruins. All individual wooden houses with a varanda, it’s so lovely how you walk straight out onto the sand & only a few steps from the beach. It is much quieter than the beach Zone & there are lovely restaurants at hotels along the beach front that you can walk to, Tulum town is a 15min drive but well worth going in as has a great vibe & some great restaurants. You are not able to bring plastic or glass bottles or cans into the national park as it’s a protected environment.
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Sue
Jun 6, 2025
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Stayed 4 nights
Really liked this place. Beautiful, great view, massage, service, food and drinks. Didn't know that they turn the AC off during the day but if you ask them, they can leave yours on.
Really liked this place. Beautiful, great view, massage, service, food and drinks. Didn't know that they turn the AC off during the day but if you ask them, they can leave yours on.
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Meaghan
May 25, 2023
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Stayed 2 nights
The hotel was beautiful and it felt like an oasis. The rooms were very nice and the staff was super friendly and prompt. I loved that we had our own villa and front porch and maca! The only downside is the AC isn’t very strong and it turned off during the day which really sucked if we were inside.
The hotel was beautiful and it felt like an oasis. The rooms were very nice and the staff was super friendly and prompt. I loved that we had our own villa and front porch and maca! The only downside is the AC isn’t very strong and it turned off during the day which really sucked if we were inside.
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Ruben
May 25, 2025
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Stayed 3 nights
The air conditioning is only available from 9 PM to 6 AM. Outside of those hours, you’ll need to specifically request it—something the hotel leaves out of their description. Also, be aware of the tourist reserve tax. At check-in, we were told it was 120 pesos per day, but that rate only applies to foreign visitors. As a Mexican national (with valid ID presented), the correct charge should have been 60 pesos. In the end, we paid the accurate amount—60 pesos daily—directly at the entrance to the reserve, not through the hotel. Transparency matters. The hotel is located within the reserve, so there are specific guidelines we must follow. This may cause occasional inconvenience. Beach club and restaurant staff were excellent. Housekeeping was good. Unfortunately, the experience at reception—particularly with Victor—was disappointing. During check-in, he said refused to accompany us to our room, citing the heat outside as a reason to stay in the air-conditioned reception. While he eventually did assist us, the comment felt unprofessional, especially considering the hotel's stated daytime air conditioning restrictions.
The air conditioning is only available from 9 PM to 6 AM. Outside of those hours, you’ll need to specifically request it—something the hotel leaves out of their description. Also, be aware of the tourist reserve tax. At check-in, we were told it was 120 pesos per day, but that rate only applies to foreign visitors. As a Mexican national (with valid ID presented), the correct charge should have been 60 pesos. In the end, we paid the accurate amount—60 pesos daily—directly at the entrance to the reserve, not through the hotel. Transparency matters. The hotel is located within the reserve, so there are specific guidelines we must follow. This may cause occasional inconvenience. Beach club and restaurant staff were excellent. Housekeeping was good. Unfortunately, the experience at reception—particularly with Victor—was disappointing. During check-in, he said refused to accompany us to our room, citing the heat outside as a reason to stay in the air-conditioned reception. While he eventually did assist us, the comment felt unprofessional, especially considering the hotel's stated daytime air conditioning restrictions.
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Jack
Oct 13, 2023
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Stayed 4 nights
So disappointing that we left early with no refund. The location is beautiful (it’s a beach on the Caribbean Sea, of course it is) however that was honestly it. Their approach of being eco-friendly is to be commended however it is compounding to your experience (a good experience and being eco-friendly are not mutually exclusive). The hut on the beach looks cool however it is disfunctional. You cannot have your AC on from 9am to 6pm which is crazy in this heat (the office is always chilled however…) and when it is on, it’s very weak. There are also gaps in the hut roof plus the two sliding doors have a permanent gap down the middle when closed so you cannot maintain a consistent colder temperature in the hut. This means you have to pump AC at its coldest consistently which is counter-productive to the “eco-friendly” approach. The power went out one night and it was roasting in the hut with 0 air flow as the only windows are two tiny bathroom windows unless you want to leave your doors open… not much you can do as an accommodation but these are things you have to consider as a visitor here as they do not have access to the regions main electric supply, there is an on-site generator which is subject to instances like this. The staff were nice. I can’t say I had the experience that a lot of other people did in the reviews of outstanding service that made the trip magical though (and we tipped a lot - my wife is in the service industry, it is a must).
So disappointing that we left early with no refund. The location is beautiful (it’s a beach on the Caribbean Sea, of course it is) however that was honestly it. Their approach of being eco-friendly is to be commended however it is compounding to your experience (a good experience and being eco-friendly are not mutually exclusive). The hut on the beach looks cool however it is disfunctional. You cannot have your AC on from 9am to 6pm which is crazy in this heat (the office is always chilled however…) and when it is on, it’s very weak. There are also gaps in the hut roof plus the two sliding doors have a permanent gap down the middle when closed so you cannot maintain a consistent colder temperature in the hut. This means you have to pump AC at its coldest consistently which is counter-productive to the “eco-friendly” approach. The power went out one night and it was roasting in the hut with 0 air flow as the only windows are two tiny bathroom windows unless you want to leave your doors open… not much you can do as an accommodation but these are things you have to consider as a visitor here as they do not have access to the regions main electric supply, there is an on-site generator which is subject to instances like this. The staff were nice. I can’t say I had the experience that a lot of other people did in the reviews of outstanding service that made the trip magical though (and we tipped a lot - my wife is in the service industry, it is a must).
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Arlene
Aug 10, 2024
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Stayed 4 nights
This place was perfect spot on the beach with great food and drinks. Beautiful grounds and great beach. Room was absolutely perfect!
This place was perfect spot on the beach with great food and drinks. Beautiful grounds and great beach. Room was absolutely perfect!
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Service
Service is widely described as friendly, attentive, and helpful across the hotel and beach club. A few report slow kitchen times, inconsistent information, or isolated reception issues.
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Robert
Dec 10, 2022
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Stayed 5 nights
My wife and I just returned from 5 fabulous days at Villa Pescadores Tulum. It is a true oasis inside a national park and set right on a gorgeous, clean beach -- a serene, intimate, romantic, secure, and supremely relaxing environment where you can leave your shoes and worries at the door. The management is top notch--very organized and promptly responsive (they communicate via WhatsApp) and every single staff member treats you like royalty. Many thanks to Alejandra, who was particularly warm and helpful, along with Ricardo and Quique -- all of whom were genuinely interested in making sure our needs were met while making us feel like part of their family. The food is very good and the chef takes a personal interest in making sure you enjoy his creations. We became addicted to their green smoothies. Imagine delicious avocado toast with homemade bread, poached eggs and fresh coffee on your private balcony (room service is free of charge), while being serenaded by tropical birds. (Our deluxe garden view room (#8) was an upstairs unit set in the tree tops -- a perfect choice). We especially loved taking long moonlit walks on the beach, which felt very safe! The ruins are a close walk and fascinating to see (go early to beat the tour buses); we also loved the tour of Muyil and Sian Ka'an. Villa Pescadores was everything we hoped it would be--5 stars all around. We can't say enough good things about this place and look forward to returning!
My wife and I just returned from 5 fabulous days at Villa Pescadores Tulum. It is a true oasis inside a national park and set right on a gorgeous, clean beach -- a serene, intimate, romantic, secure, and supremely relaxing environment where you can leave your shoes and worries at the door. The management is top notch--very organized and promptly responsive (they communicate via WhatsApp) and every single staff member treats you like royalty. Many thanks to Alejandra, who was particularly warm and helpful, along with Ricardo and Quique -- all of whom were genuinely interested in making sure our needs were met while making us feel like part of their family. The food is very good and the chef takes a personal interest in making sure you enjoy his creations. We became addicted to their green smoothies. Imagine delicious avocado toast with homemade bread, poached eggs and fresh coffee on your private balcony (room service is free of charge), while being serenaded by tropical birds. (Our deluxe garden view room (#8) was an upstairs unit set in the tree tops -- a perfect choice). We especially loved taking long moonlit walks on the beach, which felt very safe! The ruins are a close walk and fascinating to see (go early to beat the tour buses); we also loved the tour of Muyil and Sian Ka'an. Villa Pescadores was everything we hoped it would be--5 stars all around. We can't say enough good things about this place and look forward to returning!
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john
Dec 26, 2023
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Stayed 3 nights
The staff here was extremely friendly and on point. They did a great as a team, being available while not hovering. We will definitely be back. Jamie at the front desk truly does an incredible job be informative and managing everything at the same time. Ivan, Jose Louis, Fernando, and Arcelli were awesome on the food service side. And Rosalia was nearly invisible but kept the room spotless.
The staff here was extremely friendly and on point. They did a great as a team, being available while not hovering. We will definitely be back. Jamie at the front desk truly does an incredible job be informative and managing everything at the same time. Ivan, Jose Louis, Fernando, and Arcelli were awesome on the food service side. And Rosalia was nearly invisible but kept the room spotless.
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Dariam
Jul 10, 2024
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Stayed 3 nights
Staff was amazing and very helpful and attentive, food was great a well
Staff was amazing and very helpful and attentive, food was great a well
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Jennifer
Jan 5, 2025
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Stayed 3 nights
This is quite the gem in Tulum. We didn’t have an issue with the two free breakfast options, everyday the options were different. The prices seemed fair compared to the Zona hotelera. Tulum is pricey town altogether. Those of us who have visited know the deal. Victor was great explaining all the ins and outs of the area. I love the nice touch of having free coffee in the patio waiting for us each morning, and they even allow you to choose your time slot. The area is gorgeous! 10/10
This is quite the gem in Tulum. We didn’t have an issue with the two free breakfast options, everyday the options were different. The prices seemed fair compared to the Zona hotelera. Tulum is pricey town altogether. Those of us who have visited know the deal. Victor was great explaining all the ins and outs of the area. I love the nice touch of having free coffee in the patio waiting for us each morning, and they even allow you to choose your time slot. The area is gorgeous! 10/10
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Frank
Jun 2, 2022
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Stayed 7 nights
My Gf and I stayed at Villa Pescadores for about a week, and all I have to say is it was an awesome experience. There were a few negatives, but the positives heavily out way them.. Negatives- parking was a bit confusing and going down the street, you find people trying to stop you from going down it (scam) and usually some person posted up before you get into the little street to enter the Villa, but you just let them know you’re staying there and you are fine. -some staff can be sneaky and overcharge you. We caught it a couple times. Positives - feels very safe. It took a while for us to get comfortable but we realized we chose the best option - most staff is very helpful and kind. Managers will usually give advise if you are looking for something new to try. -down the street from ruins and 5-10 min drive from town. -connected to beach so you can freely walk it and try other spots. I could go on and on. But definitely recommend!!
My Gf and I stayed at Villa Pescadores for about a week, and all I have to say is it was an awesome experience. There were a few negatives, but the positives heavily out way them.. Negatives- parking was a bit confusing and going down the street, you find people trying to stop you from going down it (scam) and usually some person posted up before you get into the little street to enter the Villa, but you just let them know you’re staying there and you are fine. -some staff can be sneaky and overcharge you. We caught it a couple times. Positives - feels very safe. It took a while for us to get comfortable but we realized we chose the best option - most staff is very helpful and kind. Managers will usually give advise if you are looking for something new to try. -down the street from ruins and 5-10 min drive from town. -connected to beach so you can freely walk it and try other spots. I could go on and on. But definitely recommend!!
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Cynthia
Dec 25, 2024
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Stayed 5 nights
Staying inside the Park is much more chill than the hotel zone or in town. Villa Pescadores is a wonderful gem . Beautiful beach front property with beach lounge chairs and restaurant. The staff ~ friendly and welcoming. Victor and the front desk peoples VERY helpful for whatever you need. Villa Pescadores is definitely the top of my list for my next tulum vacation.
Staying inside the Park is much more chill than the hotel zone or in town. Villa Pescadores is a wonderful gem . Beautiful beach front property with beach lounge chairs and restaurant. The staff ~ friendly and welcoming. Victor and the front desk peoples VERY helpful for whatever you need. Villa Pescadores is definitely the top of my list for my next tulum vacation.
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Karla
Jan 22, 2024
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Stayed 2 nights
My husband and I had a short stay at Villa Pescadores and we loved everything about our stay. The hotel is right on the beach. Our room was very clean. The entire staff was welcoming. Alberto and Araceli were very attentive to our needs. Alberto recommended a fishing trip and it was one of the highlights of the trip. The hotel chef was able to cook the fish we caught and it tasted delicious. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel. We will definitely be back.
My husband and I had a short stay at Villa Pescadores and we loved everything about our stay. The hotel is right on the beach. Our room was very clean. The entire staff was welcoming. Alberto and Araceli were very attentive to our needs. Alberto recommended a fishing trip and it was one of the highlights of the trip. The hotel chef was able to cook the fish we caught and it tasted delicious. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel. We will definitely be back.
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David
Apr 5, 2025
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Stayed 5 nights
Beautiful place to stay, horrible staff to get answers from
Beautiful place to stay, horrible staff to get answers from
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Ruben
May 25, 2025
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Stayed 3 nights
The air conditioning is only available from 9 PM to 6 AM. Outside of those hours, you’ll need to specifically request it—something the hotel leaves out of their description. Also, be aware of the tourist reserve tax. At check-in, we were told it was 120 pesos per day, but that rate only applies to foreign visitors. As a Mexican national (with valid ID presented), the correct charge should have been 60 pesos. In the end, we paid the accurate amount—60 pesos daily—directly at the entrance to the reserve, not through the hotel. Transparency matters. The hotel is located within the reserve, so there are specific guidelines we must follow. This may cause occasional inconvenience. Beach club and restaurant staff were excellent. Housekeeping was good. Unfortunately, the experience at reception—particularly with Victor—was disappointing. During check-in, he said refused to accompany us to our room, citing the heat outside as a reason to stay in the air-conditioned reception. While he eventually did assist us, the comment felt unprofessional, especially considering the hotel's stated daytime air conditioning restrictions.
The air conditioning is only available from 9 PM to 6 AM. Outside of those hours, you’ll need to specifically request it—something the hotel leaves out of their description. Also, be aware of the tourist reserve tax. At check-in, we were told it was 120 pesos per day, but that rate only applies to foreign visitors. As a Mexican national (with valid ID presented), the correct charge should have been 60 pesos. In the end, we paid the accurate amount—60 pesos daily—directly at the entrance to the reserve, not through the hotel. Transparency matters. The hotel is located within the reserve, so there are specific guidelines we must follow. This may cause occasional inconvenience. Beach club and restaurant staff were excellent. Housekeeping was good. Unfortunately, the experience at reception—particularly with Victor—was disappointing. During check-in, he said refused to accompany us to our room, citing the heat outside as a reason to stay in the air-conditioned reception. While he eventually did assist us, the comment felt unprofessional, especially considering the hotel's stated daytime air conditioning restrictions.
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Veronica
Dec 31, 2025
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Stayed 6 nights
The facilities are in disrepair. Roofs leak, water works intermittently, bathroom sink is two rusty metal pipes with control levers pipe shut offs found in Home Depot, shower is an annex next to sink divided with curtain and a shower head pipe sticking out of ceiling with intermittent pressure and shifting temps. water controls are also rusty pipes with Home Depot style pipe shut offs.bathroom door doesn’t shut and the lock is busted, wait staff is HUSTLES!!! They work super hard from 7:30am - 9:30 pm in hot sun and sand and they are UNDERSTAFFED and the kitchen is SLOW. Almost all orders always take an average of an hour. Especially lunch and dinner. Breakfast can sometimes come out 10-15 minutes. Website said they were closed all summer for remodels. It looked as though 6/8 out of the 22 unites were updated. The rest of the places are in NEED of repair. Pictures on site do not reflect the 75% of property that charges $500-$700/night (peak season rates). If the rates were about $150/night it the I’d give this place a 3.5 stars. Also all taxi rides into town run a minimum starting price of $20/pp for round trip. Transport from airport to hotel is Seattle prices = $400 round trip
The facilities are in disrepair. Roofs leak, water works intermittently, bathroom sink is two rusty metal pipes with control levers pipe shut offs found in Home Depot, shower is an annex next to sink divided with curtain and a shower head pipe sticking out of ceiling with intermittent pressure and shifting temps. water controls are also rusty pipes with Home Depot style pipe shut offs.bathroom door doesn’t shut and the lock is busted, wait staff is HUSTLES!!! They work super hard from 7:30am - 9:30 pm in hot sun and sand and they are UNDERSTAFFED and the kitchen is SLOW. Almost all orders always take an average of an hour. Especially lunch and dinner. Breakfast can sometimes come out 10-15 minutes. Website said they were closed all summer for remodels. It looked as though 6/8 out of the 22 unites were updated. The rest of the places are in NEED of repair. Pictures on site do not reflect the 75% of property that charges $500-$700/night (peak season rates). If the rates were about $150/night it the I’d give this place a 3.5 stars. Also all taxi rides into town run a minimum starting price of $20/pp for round trip. Transport from airport to hotel is Seattle prices = $400 round trip
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Location
Right on a beautiful beach inside Tulum National Park near the ruins, offering a quiet, safe, scenic setting. Entry requires a daily wristband/fee and checkpoints, and reaching town can be costly or slow due to construction and distance.
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GEORGE
Feb 26, 2025
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Stayed 6 nights
Very different than the “all inclusive, mega resort experience”. A very basic, simple, quiet atmosphere. ALL staff (especially Nicholas, Alberto, Javier, Wilberth) were wonderful and willing to help in any way. Accommodations were very basic, but clean with very comfortable bed. No TV which was fine and added to the “In the jungle, eco-conscious “ vibe. You are not allowed to bring in any plastic / glass/ cans (national park rules….the hotel is in the park) which prevents putting outside beer / wine etc in your fridge. The process of getting back into the park each time you leave is a royal pain and costs a few dollars every time (how much seems different all the time, pretty disorganized). The Tulum ruins are very walkable and are worth the visit. Beach and the water is beautiful. Another plus, you don’t have to get up at 7am to put your towel on a lounge chair on the beach. There were always chairs available. If you are ok with the very quiet, very basic, in the jungle experience, you will enjoy ! If you want spas, gyms, bars, nightlife this is not the place for you. We enjoyed the slow paced, No frills, disconnect from the world experience. (It would also be a big help if all of the hotels in the National Park got together and provided a shuttle into Tulum City. Getting there by taxi and even by car is not easy) There is a convenient shuttle that runs inside the park which is convenient for getting to the ruins or to the park entrance.
Very different than the “all inclusive, mega resort experience”. A very basic, simple, quiet atmosphere. ALL staff (especially Nicholas, Alberto, Javier, Wilberth) were wonderful and willing to help in any way. Accommodations were very basic, but clean with very comfortable bed. No TV which was fine and added to the “In the jungle, eco-conscious “ vibe. You are not allowed to bring in any plastic / glass/ cans (national park rules….the hotel is in the park) which prevents putting outside beer / wine etc in your fridge. The process of getting back into the park each time you leave is a royal pain and costs a few dollars every time (how much seems different all the time, pretty disorganized). The Tulum ruins are very walkable and are worth the visit. Beach and the water is beautiful. Another plus, you don’t have to get up at 7am to put your towel on a lounge chair on the beach. There were always chairs available. If you are ok with the very quiet, very basic, in the jungle experience, you will enjoy ! If you want spas, gyms, bars, nightlife this is not the place for you. We enjoyed the slow paced, No frills, disconnect from the world experience. (It would also be a big help if all of the hotels in the National Park got together and provided a shuttle into Tulum City. Getting there by taxi and even by car is not easy) There is a convenient shuttle that runs inside the park which is convenient for getting to the ruins or to the park entrance.
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Paula Palle
May 23, 2025
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Stayed 6 nights
It’s a very safe place to stay, laid back, quiet and earth friendly. Close to Mayan Ruins inside Parque Del Jaguar. The only disadvantage is you have to buy a wristband to come in the Parque everyday. How I wish they have a wristband for Hotel guest for the duration of their stay instead of making the guest pay every day.
It’s a very safe place to stay, laid back, quiet and earth friendly. Close to Mayan Ruins inside Parque Del Jaguar. The only disadvantage is you have to buy a wristband to come in the Parque everyday. How I wish they have a wristband for Hotel guest for the duration of their stay instead of making the guest pay every day.
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edith
May 3, 2024
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Stayed 2 nights
It is a paradise, beautiful place, difficult to find, google map doesn't work well, put the walking option, and it gives it, you can enter by car
It is a paradise, beautiful place, difficult to find, google map doesn't work well, put the walking option, and it gives it, you can enter by car
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Melissa
Dec 6, 2024
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Stayed 5 nights
It was beautiful. My daughter loved the yoga. The accessibility to the beach is unparalleled. The attention to detail (aloe, bug spray). The staff - so friendly. Victor at the front desk was a sweetheart. The food was fairly priced. The ONLY detriment was the food offered at dinner. Options were limited and not very good. They shine as a beach club. Excellent drinks. But, there are great options right next door for dinner. Please note: it’s in a national park and you will have to buy a wristband every day ($4USD) and go through a checkpoint as you come and go. You cannot arrive with plastic (like snacks and water bottles) this is a massive PLUS in my opinion. Just be prepared. As a note, I am a seasoned traveler and I recommend this place with all my heart - it was lovely.
It was beautiful. My daughter loved the yoga. The accessibility to the beach is unparalleled. The attention to detail (aloe, bug spray). The staff - so friendly. Victor at the front desk was a sweetheart. The food was fairly priced. The ONLY detriment was the food offered at dinner. Options were limited and not very good. They shine as a beach club. Excellent drinks. But, there are great options right next door for dinner. Please note: it’s in a national park and you will have to buy a wristband every day ($4USD) and go through a checkpoint as you come and go. You cannot arrive with plastic (like snacks and water bottles) this is a massive PLUS in my opinion. Just be prepared. As a note, I am a seasoned traveler and I recommend this place with all my heart - it was lovely.
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Carolyn
Apr 20, 2024
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Stayed 3 nights
Beautiful hotel directly on the beach within the natural park & 10 minute walk to the Mayan Ruins. All individual wooden houses with a varanda, it’s so lovely how you walk straight out onto the sand & only a few steps from the beach. It is much quieter than the beach Zone & there are lovely restaurants at hotels along the beach front that you can walk to, Tulum town is a 15min drive but well worth going in as has a great vibe & some great restaurants. You are not able to bring plastic or glass bottles or cans into the national park as it’s a protected environment.
Beautiful hotel directly on the beach within the natural park & 10 minute walk to the Mayan Ruins. All individual wooden houses with a varanda, it’s so lovely how you walk straight out onto the sand & only a few steps from the beach. It is much quieter than the beach Zone & there are lovely restaurants at hotels along the beach front that you can walk to, Tulum town is a 15min drive but well worth going in as has a great vibe & some great restaurants. You are not able to bring plastic or glass bottles or cans into the national park as it’s a protected environment.
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J Miguel
Jun 24, 2024
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Stayed 1 night
The property is great. The room was beautiful. Bed was a bit soft for my liking so I didn’t get a good sleep. But everything else was perfect. I do have mixed feelings about the fact that it is located inside the Tulum National Park, which is a government protected area. For one, it is kind of confusing to get there because google maps still shows the entrance on the north side (near the Mayan Ruins) but access is actually on the south side (where Parque del Jaguar is located). So I had to figure out that myself, no previous advise from the Hotel. Then you have to pay $60 MXN per person to enter and bracelets are only good for 1 day. So you have to pay this amount everyday if you are staying multiple nights. It’s crazy that you have to pay to access the property you already have a reservation and paid for. On the other hand, this also gives you a sense of safety, since the National Guard is securing the area and also helps to keep it quiet and clean. I do think the hotel should give you a heads up about this additional cost or have some kind of agreement where you can have complimentary bracelets as part of your reservation.
The property is great. The room was beautiful. Bed was a bit soft for my liking so I didn’t get a good sleep. But everything else was perfect. I do have mixed feelings about the fact that it is located inside the Tulum National Park, which is a government protected area. For one, it is kind of confusing to get there because google maps still shows the entrance on the north side (near the Mayan Ruins) but access is actually on the south side (where Parque del Jaguar is located). So I had to figure out that myself, no previous advise from the Hotel. Then you have to pay $60 MXN per person to enter and bracelets are only good for 1 day. So you have to pay this amount everyday if you are staying multiple nights. It’s crazy that you have to pay to access the property you already have a reservation and paid for. On the other hand, this also gives you a sense of safety, since the National Guard is securing the area and also helps to keep it quiet and clean. I do think the hotel should give you a heads up about this additional cost or have some kind of agreement where you can have complimentary bracelets as part of your reservation.
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kimberly
Dec 27, 2024
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Stayed 3 nights
Everything about this place is 5 stars! (The staff, our villa, being right on the most beautiful beach in Tulum) only a short walk to the ruins. Everything was amazing! We only booked 3 nights and wish we would have stayed here for our full 6 nights in Tulum, but it was sold out. We can’t wait to come back!
Everything about this place is 5 stars! (The staff, our villa, being right on the most beautiful beach in Tulum) only a short walk to the ruins. Everything was amazing! We only booked 3 nights and wish we would have stayed here for our full 6 nights in Tulum, but it was sold out. We can’t wait to come back!
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barbara
Apr 2, 2023
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Stayed 4 nights
Posto stupendo lontano dalla Confusione di tulum
Posto stupendo lontano dalla Confusione di tulum
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Rita
Jun 10, 2024
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Stayed 2 nights
Beautiful location!! The staff is very environmentally conscious and it’s on a nature reserve. What that means for the guest is that you’ll have to pay an entry fee to the park every time you leave and come back. Perfect for a reasonable walk to the Tulum Mayan ruins or just hanging out on the coast. There are vendors that will take you snorkeling and to Cenotes. It’s very peaceful and relaxing stay and it’s right on the beach. The facility encourages no AC usage due the day, they can accommodate your personal needs, although since it’s on the windy beach I honestly didn’t need it. Be aware that you can’t bring plastic water bottles in to the park so they do provide water for you and there is glass bottles available at the restaurant. Breakfast is great and worth getting.
Beautiful location!! The staff is very environmentally conscious and it’s on a nature reserve. What that means for the guest is that you’ll have to pay an entry fee to the park every time you leave and come back. Perfect for a reasonable walk to the Tulum Mayan ruins or just hanging out on the coast. There are vendors that will take you snorkeling and to Cenotes. It’s very peaceful and relaxing stay and it’s right on the beach. The facility encourages no AC usage due the day, they can accommodate your personal needs, although since it’s on the windy beach I honestly didn’t need it. Be aware that you can’t bring plastic water bottles in to the park so they do provide water for you and there is glass bottles available at the restaurant. Breakfast is great and worth getting.
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Jessica
Jul 26, 2023
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Stayed 7 nights
Overall, Villa Pescadores has friendly staff and they do their best to help you throughout your stay with any questions or services you need. The resort is small but enjoyable on a beautiful, sunny day. And the views are great. I have to say though, the accessibility of the location of Villa Pescadores is less than ideal. It is located inside a national park that you have to pay to access during the day and there is a lot of construction throughout the park which made getting around tough some days. It is also located quite far from the town of Tulum and the rest of the hotel zone which requires transportation to access other area. In regards to transportation- there are pedal bikes available for rental through VP but on a hot day, it is very hard to use them and it is a far commute. They also offer AVT/Moped rentals through a 3rd party company which was great for getting around but can be pricey. The taxis in Tulum are not worth it as they are very expensive. This is information we wish we had been provided before we arrived at VP. The beach club restaurant also closed at 5pm everyday which made eating at the hotel very difficult. If it is raining, you are also very limited for options for dining and things to do close to VP. There was one instance with a server at the attached beach club that put quite a sour taste into mine and my husbands stay at VP so be insistent on making sure you speak to someone without a language barrier.
Overall, Villa Pescadores has friendly staff and they do their best to help you throughout your stay with any questions or services you need. The resort is small but enjoyable on a beautiful, sunny day. And the views are great. I have to say though, the accessibility of the location of Villa Pescadores is less than ideal. It is located inside a national park that you have to pay to access during the day and there is a lot of construction throughout the park which made getting around tough some days. It is also located quite far from the town of Tulum and the rest of the hotel zone which requires transportation to access other area. In regards to transportation- there are pedal bikes available for rental through VP but on a hot day, it is very hard to use them and it is a far commute. They also offer AVT/Moped rentals through a 3rd party company which was great for getting around but can be pricey. The taxis in Tulum are not worth it as they are very expensive. This is information we wish we had been provided before we arrived at VP. The beach club restaurant also closed at 5pm everyday which made eating at the hotel very difficult. If it is raining, you are also very limited for options for dining and things to do close to VP. There was one instance with a server at the attached beach club that put quite a sour taste into mine and my husbands stay at VP so be insistent on making sure you speak to someone without a language barrier.
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Dining
Breakfast and the beachside restaurant receive frequent praise for tasty dishes and drinks. Some guests found dinner options limited or inconsistent, prices high, and the beach club closing early.
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Soledad
Oct 4, 2023
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Stayed 3 nights
Beautiful place to stay and relax, the only thing is that food and drinks are very pricey. Front desk Ale was very helpful in all my needs and very professional.
Beautiful place to stay and relax, the only thing is that food and drinks are very pricey. Front desk Ale was very helpful in all my needs and very professional.
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Shabyna
May 10, 2025
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Stayed 3 nights
Nice property and what made it a really great stay was the staff! From the front desk, to the dining service everyone was efficient and friendly! The rooms were comfortable and the only thing we would have liked better was a little more water pressure for the shower. The food at the hotel was delicious and my only suggestion would be not to dilute the juices - especially the passion juice at breakfast was super diluted. Takes away from the delicous flavor of the passion fruit juice. Thank you again to the staff who were awesome!
Nice property and what made it a really great stay was the staff! From the front desk, to the dining service everyone was efficient and friendly! The rooms were comfortable and the only thing we would have liked better was a little more water pressure for the shower. The food at the hotel was delicious and my only suggestion would be not to dilute the juices - especially the passion juice at breakfast was super diluted. Takes away from the delicous flavor of the passion fruit juice. Thank you again to the staff who were awesome!
8
Melissa
Dec 6, 2024
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Stayed 5 nights
It was beautiful. My daughter loved the yoga. The accessibility to the beach is unparalleled. The attention to detail (aloe, bug spray). The staff - so friendly. Victor at the front desk was a sweetheart. The food was fairly priced. The ONLY detriment was the food offered at dinner. Options were limited and not very good. They shine as a beach club. Excellent drinks. But, there are great options right next door for dinner. Please note: it’s in a national park and you will have to buy a wristband every day ($4USD) and go through a checkpoint as you come and go. You cannot arrive with plastic (like snacks and water bottles) this is a massive PLUS in my opinion. Just be prepared. As a note, I am a seasoned traveler and I recommend this place with all my heart - it was lovely.
It was beautiful. My daughter loved the yoga. The accessibility to the beach is unparalleled. The attention to detail (aloe, bug spray). The staff - so friendly. Victor at the front desk was a sweetheart. The food was fairly priced. The ONLY detriment was the food offered at dinner. Options were limited and not very good. They shine as a beach club. Excellent drinks. But, there are great options right next door for dinner. Please note: it’s in a national park and you will have to buy a wristband every day ($4USD) and go through a checkpoint as you come and go. You cannot arrive with plastic (like snacks and water bottles) this is a massive PLUS in my opinion. Just be prepared. As a note, I am a seasoned traveler and I recommend this place with all my heart - it was lovely.
10
Jonathan
Dec 24, 2024
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Stayed 8 nights
The restaurant was great!
The restaurant was great!
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Dorrine
Sep 17, 2025
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Stayed 5 nights
well I did not stay at Villa Pescadores at the last minute we were switched to AHUA hotel in tulum a sister resort. It was very charming with a great vibe and excellent service . small bungalows on the beach., oceanfront patio, we’re really nice . the beach was closed because if seaweed ! pool is very small but ok. The food was ok. but pricey. my two meals were so salty that I couldn’t eat them , the menu is odd , like they’re trying to hard to be eclectic.need a new chef ! So i opted only for breakfast / no salt , we then ate elsewhere. but service was amazing! Sergio our waiter was the best , he remembered our names our food our drinks ! 15-17$ drinks !!! ! I was refunded a night because rain came in our room and under the slider flooding the floor. good thing it was our last night there. nice zen atmosphere but hotels to the left and right played LOUD banging music until 4 am on fri/ sat nights it was heard from our beds!!
well I did not stay at Villa Pescadores at the last minute we were switched to AHUA hotel in tulum a sister resort. It was very charming with a great vibe and excellent service . small bungalows on the beach., oceanfront patio, we’re really nice . the beach was closed because if seaweed ! pool is very small but ok. The food was ok. but pricey. my two meals were so salty that I couldn’t eat them , the menu is odd , like they’re trying to hard to be eclectic.need a new chef ! So i opted only for breakfast / no salt , we then ate elsewhere. but service was amazing! Sergio our waiter was the best , he remembered our names our food our drinks ! 15-17$ drinks !!! ! I was refunded a night because rain came in our room and under the slider flooding the floor. good thing it was our last night there. nice zen atmosphere but hotels to the left and right played LOUD banging music until 4 am on fri/ sat nights it was heard from our beds!!
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Alexis
May 15, 2024
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Stayed 4 nights
Villa Pescadores treated us so well! My boyfriend and I came here for a 5 day trip and they allowed us to check in early, had a welcome drink ready for us, and were so kind and so helpful. They regularly sent us excursions and things to do around the hotel! However, we stayed at the beach all day since it is only a short walk away. The restaurant at the hotel was really good and super convenient! The ceviche and aguaschile are a must!!!
Villa Pescadores treated us so well! My boyfriend and I came here for a 5 day trip and they allowed us to check in early, had a welcome drink ready for us, and were so kind and so helpful. They regularly sent us excursions and things to do around the hotel! However, we stayed at the beach all day since it is only a short walk away. The restaurant at the hotel was really good and super convenient! The ceviche and aguaschile are a must!!!
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Robert
Dec 21, 2022
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My girlfriend and I stayed at Villa Pescadores for 5 days and it was truly a wonderful experience. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the “party” areas of the Tulum beaches, we had a beautiful and relaxing stay here are this lovely hotel. The staff was incredible and the food was some of the best I’ve had in Mexico. We make it a point to try to eat all over at the places we travel to but we kept eating at the hotel since their food was sooooo good. The beach access was perfect and we were a 15 min walk to the ruins. Perfect stay. I love it here.
My girlfriend and I stayed at Villa Pescadores for 5 days and it was truly a wonderful experience. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the “party” areas of the Tulum beaches, we had a beautiful and relaxing stay here are this lovely hotel. The staff was incredible and the food was some of the best I’ve had in Mexico. We make it a point to try to eat all over at the places we travel to but we kept eating at the hotel since their food was sooooo good. The beach access was perfect and we were a 15 min walk to the ruins. Perfect stay. I love it here.
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Laura
Jun 6, 2024
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Stayed 4 nights
Perfect for those seeking to rest. Small property with clean, beautiful and comfortable villas. The restaurant has some of the best food among the establishments in this area. Service is outstanding. Will certainly stay here again.
Perfect for those seeking to rest. Small property with clean, beautiful and comfortable villas. The restaurant has some of the best food among the establishments in this area. Service is outstanding. Will certainly stay here again.
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Jessica
Jul 26, 2023
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Stayed 7 nights
Overall, Villa Pescadores has friendly staff and they do their best to help you throughout your stay with any questions or services you need. The resort is small but enjoyable on a beautiful, sunny day. And the views are great. I have to say though, the accessibility of the location of Villa Pescadores is less than ideal. It is located inside a national park that you have to pay to access during the day and there is a lot of construction throughout the park which made getting around tough some days. It is also located quite far from the town of Tulum and the rest of the hotel zone which requires transportation to access other area. In regards to transportation- there are pedal bikes available for rental through VP but on a hot day, it is very hard to use them and it is a far commute. They also offer AVT/Moped rentals through a 3rd party company which was great for getting around but can be pricey. The taxis in Tulum are not worth it as they are very expensive. This is information we wish we had been provided before we arrived at VP. The beach club restaurant also closed at 5pm everyday which made eating at the hotel very difficult. If it is raining, you are also very limited for options for dining and things to do close to VP. There was one instance with a server at the attached beach club that put quite a sour taste into mine and my husbands stay at VP so be insistent on making sure you speak to someone without a language barrier.
Overall, Villa Pescadores has friendly staff and they do their best to help you throughout your stay with any questions or services you need. The resort is small but enjoyable on a beautiful, sunny day. And the views are great. I have to say though, the accessibility of the location of Villa Pescadores is less than ideal. It is located inside a national park that you have to pay to access during the day and there is a lot of construction throughout the park which made getting around tough some days. It is also located quite far from the town of Tulum and the rest of the hotel zone which requires transportation to access other area. In regards to transportation- there are pedal bikes available for rental through VP but on a hot day, it is very hard to use them and it is a far commute. They also offer AVT/Moped rentals through a 3rd party company which was great for getting around but can be pricey. The taxis in Tulum are not worth it as they are very expensive. This is information we wish we had been provided before we arrived at VP. The beach club restaurant also closed at 5pm everyday which made eating at the hotel very difficult. If it is raining, you are also very limited for options for dining and things to do close to VP. There was one instance with a server at the attached beach club that put quite a sour taste into mine and my husbands stay at VP so be insistent on making sure you speak to someone without a language barrier.
10
Arlene
Aug 10, 2024
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Stayed 4 nights
This place was perfect spot on the beach with great food and drinks. Beautiful grounds and great beach. Room was absolutely perfect!
This place was perfect spot on the beach with great food and drinks. Beautiful grounds and great beach. Room was absolutely perfect!
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Moriah
May 28, 2026
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Stayed 5 nights
Unfortunately we found this place to be very disappointing. While some staff members were friendly and kind, management is dishonest and highly unprofessional. On our last night we returned to our room to find the power worked for everything except for the AC, which is essential in the 90+ degree heat. We messaged staff and no one was available, and security came to “help” then went back to sleep. There was something seriously sketchy about it. If this is the attitude management has for running this
Unfortunately we found this place to be very disappointing. While some staff members were friendly and kind, management is dishonest and highly unprofessional. On our last night we returned to our room to find the power worked for everything except for the AC, which is essential in the 90+ degree heat. We messaged staff and no one was available, and security came to “help” then went back to sleep. There was something seriously sketchy about it. If this is the attitude management has for running this
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Jake
May 3, 2026
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Stayed 7 nights
Great location within the national park really close to Tulum ruins, with a lovely rustic chic beach vibe. Despite sargassum on beach during our stay, the beach club is still a really pleasant place to while away time in the sun, particularly with excellent tacos and cocktails, attentively served by the friendly waiting staff.
Great location within the national park really close to Tulum ruins, with a lovely rustic chic beach vibe. Despite sargassum on beach during our stay, the beach club is still a really pleasant place to while away time in the sun, particularly with excellent tacos and cocktails, attentively served by the friendly waiting staff.
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Anita
Apr 25, 2026
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Stayed 4 nights
Pros- the property is beautiful, the rooms are comfortable and gorgeous. Breakfast is delicious. Staff is reasonably friendly. Cons- we paid $200 US extra for wristbands to be in the park. This is required with the stay.We were told if they asked at the gate, we could need another wristband per day. Aftet 2 days they dated our wristband. We decided to leave 2 days earlier instead of paying again. You NEED a car or scooter rental. The property is very far from everythimg, the walk to the gate is a long distance and taxi is expensive. We receievd very little information about the park or what the wristband offered. Whem we asked aboit the electirc shuttle, we were told some drivers might let us on them. There us lots and lots of sargasm, the beach was not usable. The rooms face each other with lots of windows, there is not much privacy. Lots of kids running around, throwing sand during dinner. We slept comfortably and ate well but left early. Do not stay on the lower level of the 2 level. It is very loud from above.
Pros- the property is beautiful, the rooms are comfortable and gorgeous. Breakfast is delicious. Staff is reasonably friendly. Cons- we paid $200 US extra for wristbands to be in the park. This is required with the stay.We were told if they asked at the gate, we could need another wristband per day. Aftet 2 days they dated our wristband. We decided to leave 2 days earlier instead of paying again. You NEED a car or scooter rental. The property is very far from everythimg, the walk to the gate is a long distance and taxi is expensive. We receievd very little information about the park or what the wristband offered. Whem we asked aboit the electirc shuttle, we were told some drivers might let us on them. There us lots and lots of sargasm, the beach was not usable. The rooms face each other with lots of windows, there is not much privacy. Lots of kids running around, throwing sand during dinner. We slept comfortably and ate well but left early. Do not stay on the lower level of the 2 level. It is very loud from above.
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magali
Apr 12, 2026
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Stayed 4 nights
Wonderful stay
Wonderful stay
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Allison
Apr 10, 2026
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Stayed 6 nights
We loved our stay at Villa Pescadores! The staff was so welcoming and accommodating. Thank you Vic, Bani, Francisco, David, Leo, Miguel, Ezequiel, and many more smiling faces whose name I didn’t catch. The location was peaceful and absolutely stunning. We rented e-bikes on the days we wanted to check out other areas in Tulum. Overall the perfect trip!
We loved our stay at Villa Pescadores! The staff was so welcoming and accommodating. Thank you Vic, Bani, Francisco, David, Leo, Miguel, Ezequiel, and many more smiling faces whose name I didn’t catch. The location was peaceful and absolutely stunning. We rented e-bikes on the days we wanted to check out other areas in Tulum. Overall the perfect trip!
FAQs about Villa Pescadores Tulum-Beachfront hotel by Ahau Collection
Is parking available at the property?
Yes, free self-parking is available on-site.
Is breakfast offered at the hotel?
Breakfast is available, and guests can enjoy it in their rooms.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is from 15:00 to 00:00, and check-out is until 12:00. Early or late check-in/check-out may be available upon request.
What accessibility features are available for guests with disabilities?
The property features step-free entrances and wheelchair-accessible facilities in public areas. Guests are encouraged to contact the property for specific accessibility needs.
Where is the hotel located in relation to key landmarks?
The hotel is located in Tulum's Zona Hotelera, just a 1-minute drive from Playa Paraiso and 10 minutes from Ven a la Luz Sculpture. It is 5.2 miles from Playa Ruinas and 5.3 miles from Tulum Mayan Ruins.
Does the property have a swimming pool?
Yes, there is an outdoor swimming pool available for guests. The pool is seasonal and operational during designated hours.
What are the policies for guests staying with children?
Children 12 years old and younger can stay for free when occupying the parent's or guardian's room using existing bedding.
What are the policies regarding extra beds and cribs?
The property does not provide extra beds or cribs, and only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
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The front desk is open daily from 7:00 AM - 10:30 PM. This property doesn't offer after-hours check-in. Guests will be asked to provide the property with a copy of their government-issued photo ID before arrival.
Guests will receive an email within 24 hours before arrival with check-in instructions. The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Information provided by the property may be translated using automated translation tools. This property is located within Jaguar Park and guests are required to pay a daily park entrance fee. The park entry fee for guests who are residents of Mexico is MXN 255 per person, per day. The listed mandatory additional fee comprises the park entry fee for non-resident guests. Fees are collected at park entrance. Guests will receive wristbands upon payment. Guests are required to wear the wristbands for the duration of their stay.
Check-in must be done by someone who is at least 18 years old.
- Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
- Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card, or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
- Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
- This property accepts credit cards and cash
- Safety features at this property include a fire extinguisher, a smoke detector, a security system, and a first aid kit
- This property has outdoor spaces, such as balconies, patios, terraces which may not be suitable for children; if you have concerns, we recommend contacting the property prior to your arrival to confirm they can accommodate you in a suitable room
- Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
- This property welcomes guests of all sexual orientations and gender identities (LGBTQ+ friendly).
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